All Season Mango

All-season mango fruit plants refer to mango trees that can produce fruit all year round, as opposed to traditional mango trees that produce fruit only during a specific season. These types of mango trees are often hybrid varieties and are bred to have a longer fruiting period.

One popular all-season mango tree is the Kensington Pride mango, which is also known as the Bowen mango. This variety is a cross between the Kent and the Tommy Atkins mangoes and is commonly grown in Australia. Other all-season varieties include the Irwin, Keitt, and Palmer mangoes.

These mango trees are typically grown in tropical or subtropical regions and require warm temperatures and plenty of sunshine. They also require well-draining soil and regular watering to produce healthy fruit.

All-season mango trees produce fruit in cycles, with several waves of fruiting throughout the year. The quality and size of the fruit may vary depending on the season and the weather conditions. The fruit is typically harvested when it is ripe and ready to eat, which can be determined by its color, texture, and aroma.

All-season mango fruit plants provide a reliable source of fresh mangoes throughout the year, making them a popular choice for both commercial growers and home gardeners.